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Daily Republican., 1887-08-27
WAYlaid and R0hbad.

TORONTO, Ont., Aug. 26.-The body
OF William Priestman, the Toronto
agent of the Chicago Masonic Insurance
Association. was found lying on the
sidewalk on Duferin street early this
morning with bullet hole above the
left ear and bis pockets rified of every
thing valuable. The deceased, who
was about 45 years Of age and leaves 3
widow and three children, left home at
8 O'Clock last evening to visit tome
friends. The police think he was way
laid and killed by footpads.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27
Additional Help.

Prof. g. W. Wallacs Of Shenandoah,
Iowa, has been added TO the faculty OF
the Wilmington Commercial College,
Eighth and Market streets, as professor r
OF penmarship and bookkeeping, and
will enter upon his duties September ! i.
His speciality IL PENN snship, and 1t has
been said OF him that he would soon be
the n ,st Ien.hourisher In the United
States. We congratulate Mr.. Gold ey
on seCuri 0 z him.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27
Tha kAaAinu Ifalr

Jos. DeGodt has arranged for his 18th
lnual excursion to the Reading Fair
oi Thursday, the 22d proximo, at the
low rate OF 81 30. Any of our citizens
wishing TO enjoy q pleasant ride, and
SEQ fine horses, cattle and swine, az
we'll as great quantities of fruit and
vegetables. should take this opportunity
t. do 80.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27
An Additional BI all.

On and after Monday, August %,
there will be q mail to Newport aad
Stanton on the train leaving this city at
6.21 p. m. This will give these towns
two malls daily instead of but one, and
that in the morning, rs has been the
case heretofore.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27
Tho New HeDr,d,s Troubles.

MELBOURNE, Aug. % 6-Advices frc m
the New Hebrides says that the tret 9
passes of the French Company upon
the Presbyterian Missisns has caused a
fresh outbuIst of feeling. The Victorian
Government has requested its agent in
London to urge the Home Governme Mt
to maintain Australian inter ests.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27
A Spiders Bite.

Ga Tuesday last Mrs Jam es Slndal.
OF Newport, Was bitten by a black
spider, which at the time was painful
but nothing serious was thought about
1t. Blood poisoning has, however, set
In and she has been very iil. TIE doe.
tor lanoed the swelling to day, and 1t is
thought that she is now out OF danger.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27
Invitation Extended,

The African Grand Oommandery No.
II, of this city, has been invited to lake
part In . parade at Pennsgrove, New
Jersey, september 9, At which time the
Haymakers' Club Will celebrate their
arst anniversary. Subordinate MEM
bers will meet when notified. By order
of JAMES w. JONES,
p. V. q. q. of A. q. q.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27
FraternaI Walt.

Next Wednesday night st. john
CASTLE, No. 4, Knights of the Go den
Eagle, will be visited by St. Alban
Castle, Of Philadelphia. Toe reception
will take place at the Eagles Hall
Fifth aud French streets, aud sn invi
tAtion is extended to memb bers CT the
order to be present.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27
F,fteen Persons Drowned

LONDON, Aug. 26.-The excursion
yacht Monarch was cspsizsd by q squall
Ia the Bristol Channel to- day and fifteen
persons wers drowned.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27
STRAY HORSE,

The horse of Lewis L. Lee, Of the
Seeond Street Market, strayed away from
the farm Of John n. Lee, In Brandywiue
Humid red, on Thurfday last, and a suit.
able reward is offered for his recovery,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27
ytfore the jog

The following cases caas.r| Na.-
Donavan, ,adjudaed ( gully, n IA v
was committed until i !, ~ =
George Ashley, enal a !, q Il |
ceny of a clock Valusd is ~ M 's'i i
ence Jessie, was held 10 n'.,, "
further hearing on j. as.r Sa'e /
Henry spallirg,: snel's atas " III y
Quinn, were each nneu
drunkenness.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27
KQuinoesas 4 ptoru.

Look . your rosfs. James +. Wooa
q %. give notice TO their customs,.
and otbeis 70 look 10 their r. ofs. Tbs
squipcctiAl s'oims v'll soon bc her.
and II The root 10 not In good order M ,
cause Considerable CT ubls.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27
M ARRl ES

4UEST-9ARRET the 24th inst at
the Asbury N. L. parsonage, 222 Wslnut
street by tho Rev. j. Il Bryan, Charles Is.
Quest TO Anna l.. Ga rstt, both OF Mar
Ehallton, Del.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27
Lively, Breezy and Original.

To M )rrow's papers will contain a
short, complete sLory entitled INV
Wife's Oat of Town" All the sporting
nsws In tho Sunday papers. FIRST &
Davis, 31S Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27

AUCTION SALE
OF over 90 head OF Horses,
ON MONDAY MORNING. AUGUST 20,
at 10 O'Clock.
Horses suited to harm nese, the saddle, ,familv
and \ en- eral busine putpy sos. Including liz
" cad OF Horses from the Cumberland
Valley, selected by Mr.. W. Y. warner.
AmO.g the lot viii be found vsrJ hanf.
some seal b own horse, years old. leA
hancs high. with very little road work viii
ttot fast; perfectly tsnile ard good pole
horse.t hone ray horse, OF fne style, years
old lsL hands high. docs not lug, pull or
shy; hs 8 me mano and tail; he Is very hard
to excel as q road ster. One very tlpe look.
ing chestnut so.rel horse, years old, 1914
hands high, perfectly broken. and vtiy
years old, lts1 hands high, safe for any one
to drive pDe chestnut sorrel horse. years
old, IL hands high. nrrtclass roadster;
can BbOW q fast gait ard is very promising.
One chestnut soIrei h1rie. years old, lsH
hands high, perfectly broken: safe for u
tiuid person t5 drive, and 6 very desirable
animal for fimily iurposes.
| Inc balance arc suitable for general pur.
poses. 1ney are all warranted sound ana
kind. in single and double harness.
| Tney can uow be seen at tho Bazaar.
full He,cription In catalogues.
Also a nunbsr Of other horses. Full do.
scripti0n In catalogue.
Also a large collection OF new and second.
hand Carriages and wagon; Of all deAcrtp
tiong. rcU and second hird sinele and
dcuOls harness, blankets, wnips, s,haltere, b C.
gaze Of horses, wagons. sc, 1nuts1ay next
also on LhURSDAy, SEPT. l. SO head O
Imported shetland Pobiee. ranging irem
years old, and hey are suitabis fol
children. They will arrive at tie bazLar OF
II DAVID ). NICHOLS, Auc..
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27
Paris Munlclpsl Con,

PARIS. Angus. "a ID
minent between Tho Gown
the Municipal Council Al
published yesterday ami
tef's resolution inviting ID
all the municipalities ID l
srsnd Congress here, bllis
Committee had already VI
vitatlons, and a lalIe llri
are certain to respond, .
ment announces that |. b
to prevent the Congress, VI
tba first step toward tht 4
the COmmuDes.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27
etate OF tho Temporstu
Ehe WontnGx,

Tomorrow promises TO be fair with
slight rise In temperature. Simi
lar conditions will probably prevSil on
Monday.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27
Misses ana ChiIdren's q

School and dress shoes heel and spring
heels. Prices lowest In town. Bah
cocks, 206 Market street, above Second.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27
ED.

KIMBLE.-On the 2Sih inst, J. De aplsne
Kimblo, aged "a years.
Funeral from kimblsvil'e Chur Oh, Sun.
day, August 2s, 1887, at = O'Clock, p m.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27
Little and Big Boys

School and dress shoes at prices to suit
ell, et the Family Shoe House, 206
Market street, above Second.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27
~N<esU
G2vo hlms,utl

", j. Burk, the d.lua1
OF Galveston county, Tur
peared last NJvsusa-,
sO eco having bteu l,,d
counts-appeared ID n
Associated Press 10 Sail
tfr1ay and said be t.,I,s1
Galveston and pl.ai mi
turned $l3 600 worth Of n
hibited q receipt shosll1
shipped the bonds BY s,,s|
he would walt in San I'M
Monday for q ,icts. ., h
from Galveston, ard Il MI
he would deliver hinHl
sheriff In Ban Frsncl,c,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27
[3[]IN[3

Our lightweight Clothing is
still going, and just as fast as we
cesire it-as it will just about
hold out until you want medium
weights. We are getting them
made now, and will show you
as fine line Of Fall and Winter
Clothing as Wilmington ever
produced. Until you are ready
ior them you can have Summer
Clothing at hall price.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27
pres,dent's rr'f'' ~

ElurnA, y. =; ~ SsiGIss@ iIIs !
ss%Ss,s ssa"y 1f5 st I 8: q :I'; P';,I !; ,Ii s
nsty A9gy sisa .fs Children S;I ,si s5 " e r
;5 s. S. s -: 4s'';: ,:; ;:$;: e.; e s -
some. ,D n
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27
Tho Great American pine Cov,r,no

James r. Wood & Co. give notice to
persons that wish their pipes covered
10 send Ia their orders early, as 1t will
be better satisfaction far sosh pArtiss.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27
death OF Plo"lu'',1

Spencer MovFy, 'fy, . y the ths Bs
iss.:, as5:',;':? n :?sf;sssi 4 rs f;5si. -
yer, and ex Justice J,"9s'ti:sebusetts, n se "
cial Court OF M1ssao 1Tssssnconl,, M|
shire. si aged about o. -
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27

EACELLESr FERTILlZER
"A FOX W HEAT
And other va II Ureps or anything rsqI ir-
ing quick growth. Cannot be e., ,elled.
To Farmers and Truckers.
Tho undersigned wishes to inform harm,
e's, truckers and the abiic in general mat
ne aas mAde fresh lot OF
POUDRETTE
At the old manu- factory, on the New Castle
road, near Sfarssche lana, aud he 10 nov
ready 10 NIL orders at short notice. at mod.
crate prices. In quality 1t far surpAsses any
that has besn maze for yeas, therefore,
can afford TO guarantee Its quality. Price
sl2 per ton. Also tpiendld lot OF
Fish, Slang htes House and Night.
soil C0mpOAt,
In good order for slipping In carr, boat Of
otherwise. Liberal deductions made fol
carloads OF large quantities. kespeotfu lily
yours, u. +. HAMILTON,
No. )l23 Orange st., Wilm ington, Del
J. II. Jones. agent, OH 90 COL Orange Ct.
For reference apply to John u. Baker
Henry LeatE, UavIo LentZ, q. q. Rumfofd
Eeq John Y. Patterson, ,Etq Frank kogers
=. A.ocm md smith. ESQ, AID othors.
AL. cod In
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27
Stadiqsr's Aurantii

keebs Me hoe,' in order, tones
the stomach and eo,veck every
fo,m Of dyspepsia and 6il-
,ousuess. Ladies zVho use ii
do not haze sick headache or
ue,Qons trost,utton. 1t
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27
Newark lln,o,n

r, Unloa
unds.o. mns old church sdias
hundred, having been !,
Lew roof, new s,@ /
greatly q, , improved IN =
ail,.cay meeting will NJ
ana sh a general invltatis
the citizens in that nj,
tend; There viii be ~,
m; n 2'3O and : 30 D
Raymond, Of Chesteer,,]
OF this city. The rrvi'
by Mr.. Thorp bave bs.,
results result some u pp
lessed conversion, sa
church. q u Among the ns
McCray and Nelson NJ
evinced deep Interest las|
the work, and the sfu. ]
have been such as TO lar.
among those who ht,,1 !
properly designed fO- I'M
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27
Tho Excitement ~

HAVANA, August n.
msnt a. over ias rsnov'l, |, o.
Custom House here IN
General continues usIl MI
D,n semnbled li in the park :, 70 / (
demonstration over TO- ,,s,,1
police, reinforced ,,I:s Oy rs,' :,
svM we're 'tia fioalIy compelled ..idS' % y
wounaing several pei'op'
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27
The Very Beat

SS,5o gents calfskin shoe ever offsr red In
Delaware, warranted cslfskin and al
SOHO leather. Drop in and see them al
zoo Market strest, abovs Second. Bah
cocks,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27
Tne UnOra' Glall

The board ct di5sc'@11Iss s,ss y NJ
Cub b. net at the otlcs talccs,is, I, 3 j
". J Fisher, lat ,s. sves,rs e1s.1sa
ed arrangements i0f fnrssi,la
day d. Z Club "a s,:l' re ss''Is'lss so.,s v
ss, sssF,sI :. 4sssss,,si P,ss' 's' sis,s; Ss ,s,,l
asy ess . rs st ifsthears.l Oh MOD"
ber 5. 1
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27
Closing Out sais

Ot al summer foot wear com mences TO-
day Big bsrgsius for those who comt
early Babcvck's, 206 Market street
above Second,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27
EE!FrREl1Il
AfoublsSs>

in. ,'as' =. Ss.a v. Dal,
tass,s;. tsS's.; ~ ,,,sis,, sS,, as
.oos soovs Eighth III "a q N
such su an eIteD, d.. Do III
@p' 20. heavy, wl,banN, ,uN M
be- be- va, ss,ld'. o,.dl, aSss ss'f
some OF The i,,,I!. non, h
Ma %sa,.aso saols slds..IIss' III. n
SU,na,'sption a,aa upon h,,ss.!% ,s
s'ss,' s,se1 ! ,,l Or ,c,lIoucAiava' ava'IsaSS.a.} " !.
s'ess until be p.,s,s sp AZ
he found b,sassu b.,'u o. |
AID Mad,.o l1nf
= ,i post, the ieboastt ID 'sH Nv
-. .9e 9' c1rS,tors with ,,.3
si!ei s. him Be VIVA " SsI ~
great gre difficulty in s,,s'.s ssns
.a .ns one or two Aasas.' SS,'s| !
s,, around made hius.Is'.Sss, Y
sily he got a boy 70 sssn NV
along along in the di,.s,lssA ss,sAl |
cradle had tax u ,sI's .sa =. !
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27

XX1 AN rED-A PARTNER, IN A SaF.
w and profitable business, with f8oo m
'ke one half Interest. Address Il, Nj, tbis
ot1ce. ao7 'o.A ~ ID
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27

T OST-ON FRIDAY EVENING. A
IL black surah sash, in going from Eioip
and Poplar to krsnoh, cut French TO IAN
along l3th to King street, to St, John i
Ohurch. a suitable reward will b, paid for
its return to 40i Il. 9th street IL.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27

Fine n,r.,es.l s,,isss' s.,I.ss
night sat a. ga ki's ''''''
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27

Ninety fer cent. Of man IS
wzkey-in some localities
aUA1eA woula imply that eoe'y
organ is a pump. So ii IS,
and yon cart be too barf1ea''
lar about repairs.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27
To Farmers and Truck ers.
POUDRETTE

Tho undersigned wishes to inform Far
e's, iruck.rs and the p paplic in general II
ne nas mAds fresh LOT OF
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27

NIUHOLS' BROAD ST. HOhSE
13H and Carriage Bszias, broad street.,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27

{YYANTED-rO RENT A 5OR 0 ROOM
w houss, In the eastern part OF tno
city, by september 26.h. Apply OF ho: IL
Robinson street. at 81
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-23
MRrrinRa nj Cnmn-

DIR. Michael Campbell, Superin,end.
ent Of the Asylum tor the Insane at
Knoxville, was married at 6 80 o'clock
yesterday morning in the Episcopal
Church at Como, Miss, to Miss IneE
de Gracia Sledge, Oldest daughter of
Col. N. r. Sledge, a well known and
prominent merchant. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. U. b.
Bowden in the presence OF an elegant
assemblage of the elite of Como, yet
no cards Of invitation were issued.
Or. Campbell aud his charming bride
arrived here with friends at $50
o'clock yesterday morning, and took a
suite Of rooms at the Gayoso. They
proceeded to Nashville last night and
thence to Knoxville, their future home.
DR.. Campbell is naive Of Davidson
county, aud ia a gentleman of culture
and high standing in his profession.
Mics Sledge grsdu ted with the first
honors out OF class of over fifty at
Wards Seminary in Nashville less
than two years ago. She was one Of
Miss Cara Conwsy's party that made
a four months trip over Europe last
year, and is an acknowledged belle
wherever she is known. She will b3
a brillisnt addition to the elegant So
clety Of Knoxville, and will be fol-
lowed by the best wishes OF a great
many friends.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-23
SHOT HIS BENEFACTOR.
A WHITE NAN WINGS A COLORED
BROTHER ON THIRD STREET.
singular story OF DepraVity - A
LOsse TODgue aud Enforced
SELF Defense.

George Sehorn, a white man, was
ARE sted by Chief Davis at z O'Clock
last evening for shooting Ben Bats, a
colored man, on Fourth street, between
Washington and Poplar streets. The
ball struck Bats near the right elbow,
glanced upward and entered his body,
causing painful, though not danger.
Gus wound.
Sehorn's story OF the affair is, in
substance, as followJ: He and Ba ts's
wife are natives Of the same town,
Shelbyville, Tenn, aud when he came
to the city, last September, being in
shattered circumst ,nCes, foam
clally, he sought shelf, in the + home.
They kept b0arders, aud when he Sc
cured employ ment at the Brush Eec-
trio Light Company's works, he con-
tinued to maze his home there. After
ashort time he gave up his position
" tn the e,ectric light company, and
during his idleness Bats grew cold
and quarrelsome, treating him with
contempt for days At q time. Finally
he &C used him of making remarks
der gitory to the character of his
(Batts's) vile, and one morning armed
hi 1self with a bick and d, fed him
to come from tie house and fiIht II
ont. Not wi hing diflicultv, Sehorn
declined, and the matter rested
Sehorn then secured employment with
a survey ing party, and gave no his
quarters at BAtts's house. Yesterday
he came up 10 tho ci y and, fearing a
renewal Of the difficulty, armed him
self At the alley on Fourth, between
Washington and Poplar, the two met.
Words passed, and B,tts started
toward him with a hammer, The
shooting followed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-23
ON CHANGE.

AT Paris three per cent rentes are 79l
zoe for the account.
CoTToN receipts yesterday, 1884
bales, shipmen 1879 tales.
The amount OF bullion which went
into The Bank Of E gland on balance
yesterday was G20,0U0.
EXPORTS of clover seed at New York
since January let reported at 1865
bags, ag ain st l8iS bags last year.
The banks remained open yesterday
as usual, Wsshington's birth lay annl-
versary not being national holiday.
VIsIToRs on Change: D M. @ MP
bell, Rockville; + P Hollister, But
fdlo, N. Y; r. A. allison, JACKSON,
Tenn.
IT is repoItt d that Milwaukee firm
mas received an order to purchase 200,-
QUO bushels OF oats for the German
Government.
Nothing doing in the Cotton or
Merchants Exchanges yeSteI day, both
being closed in honor of the memory
OF George Washington.
SINCE November 1st prices of hogs
have advanced 80 per cent. mess pork +,
so per cent. lard, 20b per cent, and
short RIB slider, 22i per cent.
ASPHALT has been discovered in
Morgan county, Ala, on the Louis
vile and Nashville railroad. 1t is
the only kno Tn deposit in the United
States.
ST OK of lard at Chicago decrsa
about 1000 tierces during the week and
tn Q supply may be es i'm ated at $4,000
tierces, of which $4,000 terces are cor
tract. Sock one year ago, about 1885,
600 tierces q all kinds.
Ar Liverpool yesterday wheat was
dub, demand poor. R. ceipts for past
three days, 10000 centale, including
126,00O American. CJrn dull, demand
poor; receipts of American corn for
past three days, $4,000 centals.
AT Chicago yesterday cattle receipts
were $500; shipments, 1900; market B
9l0c higher. Hog receipts, l6 500;
shipments, 1000; market stronger !;
fancy hogs 10c higher. Sheep re-
ce'p 8, 1900; shipments, 1000; market
steady.
MEETING OF Merchants end Cotton
Exchanges and citizens generally at
$3.50 o'clock this Wednesday, ait .r-
noon for the purpose OF recommending
to the Legislature the passage Of bill
to increase the salary Of President
Hadden, of the Taxing District.
BANK clearings yesterday. $4'8,-
704.l3; thus far this week, $846, 9ll.96
same time last week, $756, 206 81; cor
responding time in 1885, 1854. OBS So ;
corr sponoing lime in 1885, $6l3,-
249.36; balances yesterday, $780,
236 81; thus far this VT elk, s. 81 ,Sl4 IA
same time last week, 3l53,032 81; cor
responding time in 1885, $l03 795.l5 /;
corresponding time in 1885, 1872, 1858 SO.
KANSAS CRY live stock market was
strorg aud SOLOS higher for shipping
grades. Cattle rscelps, 400 be ad ship.
ments, 800 head. Cows and but her
steers strong; efdng steers strong
good to choice, "a 1904 45; common
to medium, s. 50tG4; striker, 80 609
8 10; feeding steers, SO 25a3 s.; cows
81 2 (93 As. Hogs-IeceiptR, SO 10
shipment, 1900. Market firm and ga
l0G higher.
REroRrs from Illinois, Wisconsin
Missouri, Iowa, Ksts4s and NebIasks
indicate tnst on toe whole rather
fewer cattle than u.ual are being fat
tened for May aud June msrket
Every section Ieportsa material short
age in lat hogs and rather light sup
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-23
A TRIO OF MARRIAGES.
MATT y. CARTER AND MI n
MAMIE GAVIE UNITED AT ST. r
Fashionable Wedding at the First
Methodist thurch, and Another
at Como, Miss.

Mat E. Carter, of the firm OF Carter
& Biessir &, and Miss Mamie Gavin,
daughter OF NJ. Gavin, we're married
at S., Peters church at s O'Clock yes
( rday morning, the Rev. Father Ii ly
officiating Ne srs @. E Blessing and
Hon. r. A Od,um wtrs the ushers.
As the couple entered the church the
wedding march from Midsummer
Nights Dream" was performed on the
organ by Prof. O. p. Wipkler, and an
other stirring one after the ceremony.
A large audience Were in attendant e.
After the C uple we're united they
were driven to the Chesapeake, Ohio
and Southwestern railroad, leaving by
the 10 am. rain fer the L ist and de-
signing to visit Florida during their
bridal trip, wi ich will last about three
weeks. Copgratu atoms from numer-
GUS friends were showered upon them
as they emerged from the door OF the
church, and they were also escorted to
the depot by a small number Of well
wis ers.
One noticeable feature of the we'd
ding was the absence of any OF the
brides immediate family. 1t seema
the proposed unien never had the
sanction Of the parents, but on the
other hand was bitterly opposed by
them. The young lady, however, fol
lowed the dictates OF her affection and
married the man she loved. 1t ia
more than likely d fferences will be
adjusted after the bridal couple return
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-23

plies of pigs, many Of which died or
were sold Cd early TO avoid disease and
because corn seemed to be scarce and
dear to feed.
From the Bombay Company's Qim.
ited) Cotton Report, dated January
l4th, we have the following: "Re-
ceipts continue on large scale, ard
are about $1,000 bales in excess of the
corresponding period last year. Stocks,
both OF Oomrawuttee and BeEgals,
are now accumulating. The quality
OF the late 0omrswuttee arrivals is, on
the whole, satisfactory, although dark
leaf is apparent, the result OF the late
rains. The question OF what the
probable exports to Europe will be for
the current six months has been can
vassed here pretty freely OF late, and
the gpnf raj opinion seems to favor
1000 600 bales, or thersabouts.
MIMpHIs cotton statement yestsr-
day: Stock september l, 1886, 1909,
received TODAY, 1884; received pre-
viously, 500 $40; total receipts, 602, l52.
Shipped today, 1879; shipped pre-.
v.ously, 400, 76S; burnt, etc, 6S07
home consumption, 5l4; total ship
ments, 499,56S. Stock, running &C.
count, 1O2, 5S7. Imports-thus far
this week, 6l03; thus far last week,
9l59; since September LIST, sos,
Exports-,hus far this week, 1925;
thus far last week, 1872; since Sep
TENDER Isl, 492,747. Exports by
NJ, mphis and Charleston railroad, so;
Mis- issippi aud Tennessee railroad,
155; Louisville and Nash lille railroad,
IA; Mtmphis and Little Rock railroad
643; Chesapeake, Ohio and South
western railroad, A; Louisville, New
0rlesns and Texas railroad, /; steam.
era, 1855; wagons and other sourc 8, 90.
Exports by Memphis and Charleston
railroad, 993; Louisville and Nashville
railroad, 743; Chesapeake, Ohio and
Southwestern railroad, 243.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-23
THE R.NORTON CASE.
Fined ESQ Apiece ia The Police Court
W ste Fday.

The case OF Grace Turner, for cow
hiding Albert Mort IN in a Main street
atcre w days ago, was called ia the
Police Court yeet' rday. Grace Tur-
ner was represented by Councillor
Winters and Mr. l. N. Soowden ap.
peared on behalf OF Norton. MIR.
Snowden stated that Norton had left
the C ty at his suggest II.
Are you banishiL' people now 2"
said the Court.
mo, sir,:: replied Mr.. snowden; 81
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-23
G.tmuvslhomms.

Mr.. Horace s. Giffia and Mis-
Anna Ward Thomas were married at
the First Methodist Church at 4
o'clock YESTERDAY afternoon, the Rev
r. II Mahon officiating. The church
was well filed with intimate friends
and rel tives of the contracting couple,
and If or the brief but beautiful and
eloquent ceremony, which united
their lives and destinies, showered
upon them hearty congratu ions
and best wishes for a long car er of
happintss, usefulness aud prosperity.
The m,rrisgs was fitting c)nsumms.
ton Of pure love match, and the
principals are endowed with many
fine qualities of mind and heart. Ia
such union there can be little but
unslloyed happiness and pleasure to
both themselves and friends.